Q1 There is a big joke and people who can afford to have fridges do not know EB bill will increase! Q2 Why ant alone? Even salamanders and other fish do not. Q3 Landing depends on the skills of the pilots whether commercials or cargo Q4 Any evidence based? Where the information is available, at the backyard, like the west historians, Gopala forgot how advanced we were: " 'Sushruta ' , the father of Surgery, has written in detail about various surgical procedures and has also described a number of techniques to prevent the infection of these surgical wounds. He has described various means for doing post-operative surgical dressings. He has advised to use things like Sesame paste, Honey, Cow’s Ghee, Skin from the stem of many antiseptic herbs etc. Though, Ayurveda don't describe anything about the antibiotic like one penicillin, drugs but they were quite aware of the after effects that may occur due to the microbes/. Thus, various processes and drugs were used for the antibiotic purpose. Without this the surgical part of Ayurveda wouldn't have flourished. Thus, it can be imagined that knowingly Ayurveda people were using the precautions against the microbial growth, e.g. the medicated decoctions [etc.] which were used in the postoperative treatment by were of antibacterial nature. In the same way the treatment for leprosy is also indicative of the antibacterial properties of the herbs. He has also advised to fumigate the wound with fumes of, etc. It is also stated that the sun rays during sunrise and sunset have got germicidal effect. Ayurveda not only mentions to treat the diseased person but also to treat the infected environment by means of is a collective term for the various Vedic techniques used in the purification of the atmosphere. The main idea here was: "Heal the atmosphere and it will heal you". This ' ' is a process of purification of the atmosphere with the agency of cosmic element - fire, it creates pure medicinal atmosphere and prevents growth of pathogenic bacteria and can prevent infectious diseases on mass scale. In regards to Ayurveda, the knowledge behind antivirals and antibacterial medication is more or less in line with western medicine practices. The have become imbalanced and taking or applying natural medication is a means to rebalance the Doshas. Naturally, the type of medication you may need to take would vary greatly on how you have been imbalanced. Apart from above mentioned herbs, there are various minerals and its preparations that are used for the antibacterial purpose, these are; (copper pyrite) (formulations) (mercury) (black bitumen) (copper sulphate) (potash alum) (realgar) (ochre) (collyrium) (bile obtained from cow) and (borax) There are many herbs and its which are having antibacterial properties and are being used even today. These herbs are not only effective but also proved to be safer than modern antibiotics. Q5 Are there any happy fellows in any other services? KR IRS 5823
On Sat, 5 Aug 2023 at 19:01, '[email protected]' via Thatha_Patty < [email protected]> wrote: > *CULTURAL QA 08-2023-05* > > Q1 Does having more than one fridge affect your electric bill if > both are off but plugged into the wall socket simultaneously? > > A1 Gopala Krishnan, Former Assistant General Manager 1996-2004 > at Department of Telecom (1966–2004)Just now > > I am having two fridges in my home . One is large with an upper door, > central door and bottom drawer and one is medium with a single door. > Second one was purchased since the large was found not sufficient. > > Both are always switched ON. Surely electricity bill will increase. > > But comparing with power consumption of air conditioners, power > consumption of fridge is negligible. > > Q2 What are some interesting facts about an insect? > > A2 Lucia Baratto, Jul 31 > > Ants don't have lungs. Ants don't have ears. Ants are farmers. Ants > have two stomachs. Ants can swim. Ants keep slaves. Ants are as > old as dinosaurs. There are over 12,000 species of ants worldwide. > > An ant can lift 20 times its body weight. Some queen ants can live for > years and have millions of descendants. When ants fight, they usually > fight to the death. > > When the queen of the colony dies, the colony can only survive for a few > months. Ants can live without oxygen for two hours. *Ants don't have > blood!* > > *My note- This QA is for information. These information are not checked > by me collected by persons interested about ants.* > > Q3 Why do cargo planes tend to land harder than commercial > aircraft of the same type? > > A3 Mike Morrissey, Former Commanding Officer at US Navy > (retired)39m > > There are at least two aspects which influence to this question. > > 1. Passenger aircraft carry ….wait forrr iittt… passengers. It’s best to > not rattle them. > > 2. Cargo only carry crew and as mentioned by another have different > equipment and applicable FARs. > > Of course, *while comfortable landings may not be the bread and butter of > cargo a/c, harder landings add up and shorten the life cycle of a very > expensive piece of gear.* > > Q4 What is the most interesting fact that you know and I don't, > but I should? > > A4 Utkarsh, Lives in India (2005–present)Updated 2y > > The ancient Egyptians used mouldy bread on infected wounds and cuts in > order to treat some patients, and no one understood why. > > Until the year 1928, five thousand years later, modern science arrived if > it was discovered by the scientist Alexander Fleming that penicillin had a > great effect as an antibiotic on bacteria. > > What is the relationship of bread to the subject? > > When bread is left rot, it secretes a fungus called Penicillium, from > which penicillin is derived, the most famous antibiotic used so far to > treat bacteria known to the Egyptians 5,000 years ago. > > My note- Very informative answer > > Q5 How is the life of a commercial pilot in India? > > A5 Triveni Gautam, Career Counselor at Avaition. (2008–present) > 22h > > The life of a commercial pilot in India is exciting but demanding. They > pass off rigorous training to become licensed pilots. They have irregular > working hours and long flights, which can be challenging. *Safety is > their top priority, and they must follow strict rules to ensure safe > flights.* Nevertheless, the pressure, many pilots find fulfilment and joy > in flying commercial planes. > > Life of a Commercial Pilot in India: > > Challenging Schedule: Pilots often face desultory, working hours and long > flights, leading to a demanding lifestyle that requires adaptability and > resilience. > > Responsibility and Safety: The safety of passengers and crew is > high-priority, and pilots must remain calculating, following strict > protocols and regulations to ensure safe flights. > > Travel Opportunities: Pilots get to explore various cities and countries, > experiencing diverse cultures and landscapes during layovers and breaks. > > Career Progression: With experience and seniority, pilots can advance to > higher ranks, such as captaincy, opening up better pay and more decent > assignments. > > Health and Fitness: Maintaining good health is crucial, as pilots must > pass regular medical examinations to retain their flying privileges. > > Job Stability and Security: The aviation industry in India is expanding, > providing relatively stable job prospects for qualified commercial pilots. > > Teamwork and Communication: Pilots work closely with co-pilots, cabin > crew, and ground staff, necessitating effective communication and teamwork > skills. > > High Pressure Situations: Pilots must stay composed and make quick > decisions during emergencies or adverse weather conditions. > > Passion and Fulfilment: For aviation enthusiasts, the joy of flying and > the sense of accomplishment in being at the controls of a commercial > aircraft can be highly fulfilling. > > *All the above QA are from Quora website on 05-08- 2023.* > > *Quora answers need not be 100% correct answers .* > > *Compiled **and posted by R. 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